This is a real solution to the #NoBedSyndrome issue in Ghana. With Apomden, health facilities can now manage their beds easily and also transfer patients from their facility to another. Patients can now also find the closest hospital with bed availability.
Take a look at the value that Apomden provides its customers with.
Provide real-time information on bed occupancy status across hospital departments and wards for clinical teams.
Standardize the hospital referral system by allowing member hospitals to request and accept transfers online before in-patients are moved.
Allow patients to ascertain bed occupancy at hospitals before arrival in order to reduce the time spent by patients going between hospitals during an emergency situation, in search of available beds
We take security seriously here at Apomden, and we are proud to put in the most secure systems when it comes to protecting patient data. We are also proud to say we are HIPAA compliant.
Apomden is designed to help health facilities manage the bed flow with as much ease as possible.
No need to wait long times, queue or manually count patients in wards. The Apomden software does it all in realtime.
There are hundreds of deaths that have resulted from bed unavailability in specific hospitals when other hospitals have vacant beds.
Improving the bed management system will be the equivalent of adding 5000 more doctors into the system.
Because hospitals don’t share data, patient transfer is much harder to execute.
Here are some stories and research we have published
Hospitals Indexed
Partners
Doctors Indexed
Awards
Here are snippets of some of the conversations we had with possible stakeholders
I always drive patients to the hospital only to be told there is no bed. Where in the world does this happen?
It is really not the fault of we the nurses. We try our best but sometimes we have limited resources. We can't admit everyone.
We need to leverage technology to help us improve our efficiency significantly.